Every bit of the black and gold mean thing brought stares. And the sound of the engine was like a million yellowjackets beating their wings.
Dew settled over the lights and looked like tears streaking them. Then, it moved. At first, it was a jerk and then it moved into the lane with grace and agility.
The power of the vehicle awakened the minds of all that witnessed it. When it powered through the green light, it was like a flash, a great blast from its original position to the mobility it expressed.
Every inch of the thing spelled “go.”
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